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Content preview: Good MorningI have a problem with (IMB 400) I have three
of them and I want to use them as sounlocalization in aisle of my company
, that means when someone made noise the nearest mote start flashing . I
researched
on the internet unfortunately I found very little things,I will be grateful
if someone help mebest regards to all [...]
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--- Begin Message ---
Good MorningI have a problem with (IMB 400) I have three of them and I want to
use them as sounlocalization in aisle of my company , that means when someone
made noise the nearest mote start flashing . I researched on the internet
unfortunately I found very little things,I will be grateful if someone help
mebest regards to all
--- End Message ---
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